Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-18
LOCAL BREYITIES.


deal of damage in the vicinity of Antelope.
l. NJ. Kalloch has been appointed a
Notary Public to reside at Sonora. in Tuol-
uElne county.
Some thief stole a horse from Dan
Healey's stable, near Suffers Fort, before
daylight yesterday morning.
A reply by John F. Cooper to innuendoes
published concerning him, will be found
IN our business columns this morning
Regina Frees was divorced from Jacob
Frees in Department One of the Superior
Court, Saturday, on the ground of cruelty.
Augustin Days theatrical company, oc-
cupying two cars, arrived by special train
from New York yesterday afternoon, and
went on to San Francisco by the 2:45 p. NJ.
train.
The fruit special of ten cars which left
Sacramento Saturday evening was sent for
ward on fast time, reaching Truckee in
eight hours, which is about two hours
faster than the ordinary passenger-train
time.
The following appeared on the station
house slate at midnight: John RYAN, by
officer Rowland drunk All Seen, disturb
ing the peace, by Samuel Harvey; Jacob
Martin, drunk, by officers Franks and Row.
land.
Governor Bartlett has appointed the fol-
lowing Trustees of the State Normal School
at Los Angeles: Byron Waters of San
Bernardino, Clara Foltz of San Diego
Stephen White and George H. Smith, Los
Angeles.
The following Directors have been APP
pointed for the Twenty fifth District Agri-
cultural Society: Nathan Coombs. John
Evans, NJ. NJ. Estee, F. Loebe, of Napa /;
James Klyne, L. W. Buck, E. E. Leake, A.
T. Hatch, of Solano.
The Wharf and Slough Committee of the
Citizens Improvement Association will
probably visit the officers OF the Southern
Pacific Company at San Francisco to
morrow, to see what can be done in the
way of improvement.
The overland tram met with detention
on the Union Pacific, and is several hours
la'e. A train will come from Reno on the
oyerland's time this morning and 90 on to
San Francisco. and the overland will arrive
on or about the usual time of the Reno
train-2:10 P. NJ.
Saturday afternoon at 90 the residence
OF Reuben Johnson, 1921 Sixth street, was
discovered to be on fire in the upper part
having, 1t was generally thought become
ignited from the chimney Before the fire.
men got there much damage was done,
amounting TO about $500. No insurance
The death of Mrs DR.. ]. S. Cunningham
at Vaeaville, yesterday, is announced. Dr.
Cunningham and family formerly resided
IN this city, and have many friends here
Deceased w9s the mother of Mrs H. +.
Hastings and Howard Cunningham, of San
Francisco, and Mrs. ]. P Bacon, of New
York.
a Sacramentan who has been on a trip
to the pleasure resorts near Mount Shasta,
says that they are thronged with guests
constantly. AT one place there was so
little room left that they talked of hitching
him to the fence in the corral He could
stand almost anything, but drew the line
at that.
J. Craver, who was injured by fall from
the Del Monte at Monterey, about four
weeks ago. returned to work a few DAYS
since, and on Saturday fell from the roof OF
the ballroom, breaking his leg above the
knee and receiving severe bruises about the
head. He was brought to the Railroad
Hospital.
1t was reported yesterday that a man
had been seriously stabbed during fight
on X street. Investigation showed that an
individual went into saloon opposite the
Metropolitan Theater and had several
drinks for which he did not pay. lie was
Tired out" and during the firing was
slightly hurt about the head and face.
Claude X. Merrill, one Of the proprietors
OF the Forest Saloon, has sworn to a som-
plant in the Police Court accusing Robert
Stein, manager of the saloon, of grand
larceny, alleging that he appropriated to
himself 500 which Merrill had deposited
with him. The officers have looked for
Stein, but he seems to have been invisible
since Friday night
Judge Freer Saturday evening dismissed
the matter OF the citation to Under Sheriff
B. n. Bugbey, to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt Of Court in
publishing an article criticising a portion
of the evidence given by W. W. Conner in
the Casey case, no affidavit having been
fled against Mr.. Bugbey, and no one caring
to carry the matter further.
In order to facilitate the loading of wheat
upon cars and the making up of trains, the
railroad company has stationed a locomo-
tive az most of the large shipping places. to
move the cars about and arrange the trains.
so that they may be started without loss of
time At Merritt station, Yolo county.
there were 100 cars to be loaded and YES
terday forty of them received their freight
by the system mentioned above
The average Signal Service temperature
on Saturday was a50, which is 50 cooler